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It would seem they actually do whitelist some of their own stuff - specifically those weird "Microsoft Viva" emails that Outlook users get. A year or two ago, I did get Outlook to classify those emails as "Junk" automati
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The actual meat of the video (recounting of the whole grant process) starts at about 21:30 https://youtu.be/GG5m8NJoHoM?t=1288
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Indie Game Funding is a Nightmare [video]
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I fully understand (and share) your aversion to personality cults. And it's definitely possible that there exists some actual personality cult/fandom around Carmack. BUT - I strongly believe, that he has earned quite some respect
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I fail to see the contradiction in my post. I clearly wrote that a language shall NOT be opinionated, shall NOT be constrained, that it should not tell the developer what to do. I wrote the developers should use their own opinion, set their
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@BulgarianIdiot It is a (more or less) technical term that carries a (more or less) specific meaning with regards to software design. See: * https://stackoverflow.com/questions/802050/what-is-opinionat... * https
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I'm not sure "powerful" is the right term. What actually seems to be needed is more consistency in usage. Opinionated conventions on how to properly use something. I don't think it's a problem of a language to be un
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Look at the history of past Microsoft chat products... and then name one they didn't run slowly into the ground and then replace with something else! - MSN Messenger - Windows Live Messenger - Microsoft Office Communications - Microsof
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On one hand, the capsule is described as being highly dangerous - to the point of even causing radiation burns on the skin. On the other hand, for a transport route that takes several days, it's NOT put into any form of sealed, shielde
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Seems to be up and running again.
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Just noticed this as well. DNS resolves just fine, but connection times out. Ping shows 100% package loss. Downdetector reports are spiking up as well. As for the suspected connection to the Azure outage... the last hops on my route that I
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Not necessarily only US and Canada. Support for tipping is actually a much requested feature for the payment software of the company I'm working for, especially with customers from the restaurant business. I don't know though, whi
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In some countries like afaik Japan, it's customary to NOT tip and actually leaving a tip might be seen as an insult - as if you tried to insinuate they aren't paying their employees enough. I don't know why here in the west i
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- Anyone can post any link. - Post then appears under "new" (a chronological list of all posts), where anyone can upvote or downvote it - and/or discuss it in the comments section. - If the post gains any traction (by quickly
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Well, then let's develop the technology to clean up is planet now - so we can use it to terraform other planets later!
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Even if we manage to terraform and colonize another planet - that's not going to save us, if we destroy that other planet as well. And whatever other planet we do terraform and colonize is going to be a lot more fragile and a lot easie
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As someone who has come to prefer viewing web-pages in reader-mode rather than their default-layouts, I really love the idea of having a leaner, more minimalist web. Just pure content without all the bloat... How have I never heard about th
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I was pretty proud of some software hacks I did in the early years of my career, but later came to the conclusion that it's always better to avoid using such tricks. I'd still use them if there just was no other way - or if I ne
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I think you misunderstood... The way I understood the article, the mentioned calendar software `Makes scheduling collaborative instead of a nuisance.` by having strong opinions about how a calendar should work, and building those into the p
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Is there a relation between the model expressing certainty or uncertainty and the likelihood of the statement being a hallucination?
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Invest in education. Create more geniuses, and more clever people in general.
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> But unless you own a ’90s era PC, an Amiga or a 16-bit console, your chances of playing Dune II in its original glory are slim, which is a shame. Well, except for: * DosBOX [ https://www.dosbox.com/ ] * OpenDune [ https:
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This seems like something the EFF might be able to provide a lawyer for. They have repeatedly fought for Open Source Licenses in court in the past, and helped get legal representation for people who couldn't afford to fight large compa
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I think it could work - but you'd have to find a way to let ChatGPT exclusively deal with the sort of repeat questions that are rather annoying to human posters - while all the actually interesting, new questions (which are also more l
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For roughly 25 years now - as long as modern DRM methods exist - there's constantly been reports of false positives, bugs, crashes, performance issues and security holes caused by DRM. How anyone can believe that their DRM is infallibl
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As for (3) - there's no proof either way, as you already said. But collecting more of that data which their marketing business makes it's profits from, is likely to have a positive effect on their bottom line. And since the change
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1. The change does exist (although it apparently has been live for quite some time in some regions at least) 2. The change does have the effect of Google gaining more permissions (and subsequently more data) than previously 3. The author as
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I want to use an OS on my own terms, for my own ends. I want an OS that respects the boundaries I set for it. This includes respecting my time, my attention, my privacy and above all my consent. I should be the user, it should be the tool,
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I only updated my gaming machine to Windows 11 about two weeks ago (running Mint on my work device) - and it immediately felt rather incomplete/unfinished to me. For example, I am using 7zip for compression. In file explorer I right cl
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I have experienced burn-out, yes. My brain would then make me listen do soft music in a darkened room. Watching videos so short that the entire context completely changes every few seconds would have been way too much.
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